Hemlock Road Last Week Items and Local Visitors
A column notes continued sale by Mrs Witter from last week until sold out. Guests include Mr and Mrs Frank Gleason of Bakerville with Slim Hart family, and Mr and Mrs Chas Ewer with son Homer of Richfield visiting Mrs M J Wood. George Gleason of Humbird stayed with Mr and Mrs S B Hart, and Orlando Morrison and Miss Pansy Wood attended a pie social at William Burhbopp’s in Richfield. Andrew Peterson plastering work on his house. Julius Hansen of Marshfield doing work here. Mrs Sarah Eger, visiting from North Dakota, plans a trip to Plainfield before returning home. Cole's Veterinary Carbeli salve advertised. Bert Mercer and Frank Florence shipped goods to Minacqua from Lindsey. Mercer and Florence families join husbands there, planning Minocqua as future home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando Morrison
Pansy Wood
William Burhbopp
Richfield
Andrew Peterson
Julius Hansen
Marshfield
Sarah Eger
Neillsville
Plainfield
North Dakota
Cole
R. J. Strauss
Bert Mercer
Frank Florence
Minacqua
Lindsey
Mercer
Florence
Minocqua
Dr King’s New Discovery Cures Consumption and Colds
J W McKinnon of Talladega Springs Ala says he suffered pneumonia under two doctors and, after starting Dr King’s New Discovery, found relief in the first dose and was cured after a short battle. It’s advertised as a sure cure for sore throat bronchitis coughs and colds. Available at Sexton Bros. drug store with 50¢ and $1.00 sizes and a free trial bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sexton Bros. Drug Store
Local Notes from the Week in town
Residents and visitors shown in this week as Mr. and Mrs Suffacool visit. Mrs Witz returns home after a town stay. An infant dies and is buried. Will La Fever leaves for Minnesota. James Thompson returns from Nebraska for a family illness. Edgar Coerper recovers. Eva Sanders listed as sick. The infant of Chas Roberty is ill. Annie Lahr visits Stratford. Arden Parento and wife seen locally. Viola Phillips and Mary Berksnid er from Masinee visit. Mrs Witz seeks health care in Masinee. Mr and Mrs Moon and daughters arrive for farewell visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Coerper
Eva Sanders
Chas
Roberty
Annie Lahr
Stratford
Ed. O'Connors
Arden Parento
Viola Phillips
Mary *Berksnider
Masinee
William Witz
Dr. Daniels
Mrs. Moon
Irene
Bernice
The Colonel's Waterloo Texas Opinion on Electric Bitters
Colonel John M. Fuller of Honey Grove Texas credits Electric Bitters with curing his liver and kidney troubles after other doctors failed. He says the medicine saved him and thanks the makers, noting it is a guaranteed remedy for dyspepsia biliousness and kidney issues at 50 cents a bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Fuller
Honey Grove
Texas
Sexton Bres
Dingpist
Numerous local residents listed as ill or visiting friends
Aubpradale and nearby areas report illnesses including Jaura Ecke Johnnie Kotel James Glennon Conrad Krings and others. Several residents travel or visit relatives while Mrs Reynolds and Mrs Frederick update homes. Community life notes include social visits camp returners and a light hearted schoolyard gathering with Miss Sabean and Miss Hatteberg.
DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve Endorsed For Piles Burns
J L Tucker editor of the Warmonites Centre Alabama reports using DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve for piles cuts and burns. He calls it the best salve on the market and urges every family to keep it on hand. Sold by R J Strauss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
J. L. Tucker
the Warmonites, Centre
Als
R. J. Strauss
Local Notes From South Auburndale and Nearby Areas
South Auburndale updates show Frank Kreckler pursuing legal action with Ashenbrenner over John Bergeron while C A Rickman travels to Milladore for business. Eva Martie visits her parents every Sunday as Mr and Mrs Martie stay busy with family. Win Post and Robert Burchardy prep new houses and a South Side cheese factory meeting draws few farmers. Wim Kivnholdt relocates his bay press to Vesper aiding regional farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Martie
Minard Martie
Win. Post
Robert Burchardy
South Side
Wim
Kivnholdt
Vesper
Log hauling and local farming notes from Staadt area
Mr Fred Renkie hauls logs to H Blemme mill while Mr Jobo Rush injures left foot loading logs at Steady. Albert Barke, a prospering farmer, plans a new barn next spring with lumber and timbers. Cole's Cardolisalve advertised as a world famous burn cure priced at 25 and 0c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Renkie
H. Blemme
Robert Fredricks
Jobo Rush
Albert Barke
Startling Mortality Statistics Claim Dr G's Pills Cure
Startling mortality figures highlight appendicitis and peritonitis. A Chicago advertiser asserts Dr G’s New Life Pills are the sole reliable remedy to prevent and cure these diseases, with claims of eliminating constipation and biliousness. Distribution by Sexton Bros, druggists at 252.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. G
MM. Flannery
Place
Chicago
Sexton Bros
Local village notes and obituaries from Unity
Spencer Pond of Unity transacted business Saturday. Mrs. F. B. Hand shopped in Chicago. Hazel Whitman and Myrtle Reas visited Loyal. Will Johnson returned from North Dakota. George Fisher visited Fond du Lac. B J Landaal and F B Hand shopped at Marshfield. Will La Fever returned from Moon camp. Cora L. Hance returned from Rib Lake for spring vacation. Jenette Kennedy of Rib Lake visited Mrs. Bernard Hoey. Epworth League served supper in G A R hall. Reading Circle met there. W R C ladies gave Mrs. Bert Reas a farewell party. Coughs warn of March weather. Cole's Cough Cure advertised. Horace Meacham of Unity collapsed and died in town. apoplexy the cause. Deceased, 55, leaves widow, 3 daughters, 6 sons. Funeral Thursday at Hope Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora L. Hance
Rib Lake
Jenette Kennedy
Bernard Hoey
Epworth League
G. A. R.hall
Reading Circle
Bert Reas
Cole
R. J. Strauss
Horace Meachant
Unity
Hope Chapel
The Good Old Way German Syrup Advertisement
An old fashioned remedy claim for German Syrup to combat severe colds and grippe, urged for home treatment and praised for children and adults. Promotes trial size at 25 cents and regular size at 75 cents, sold by Sexton Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sexton Bros
Town Life Notes from Spencer and Nearby
Town of Spencer notes describe Marshfield visitors Albert Frank bed ridden with la grippe, Lucy Deitle seen in neighborhood, maple syrup season, farm diversification, and social gatherings at Frank residence Evrick Sesko and family visits. Local road, hospital trips, and dairy milk deliveries are mentioned with names of residents and nearby towns in a casual, period-voice local column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Cramer
Albert Frank
la Prippe
Local Sick List and Odd Friday Notes
Oscar and Eddie Ancersen are on the sick list. Clara Markee drove to Marsh field last Saturday. We wonder what made Otto feel 80 blue last Saturday, Miss Masilda Monat made a busi
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar
Eddie Ancersen
Clara Markee
Marshfield
Otto
Masilda Monat
All Alone Stand Dr Pierce’s Family Medicines Leader
Proprietary medicines claim unique, preserved formulas without opium or harmful drugs. Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription touted by a Sioux City woman for curing female ailments, nerves, and pregnancy pain, with testimonials and offers for Common Sense Medical Adviser. Also promotes Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets for digestion and complexion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
H. Harrigan
West 2Nd Street
Sioux City
Towa
Stratford News Briefs Mix Business With Personal Plans
Len Satvent of Laonais visits Stratford combining business with leisure. John Cole buys a team and sleighs while Phillip Treedel travels from Grand Rapids to Stratford. M. Aline of Weberlas moves to March Rapids to settle. Dave O Connel visits his mother in Chippewa Falls and may go to Washington. Peter Weber hauls ice for Harry Cole as he readies a Daul Building business. Low Missouri Pacific fares offered to Colorado Utah California Oregon from May 1 to May 15 and Sept 15 to Oct 1. Contact L. D. Knowles for details at 4 Wisconsin St Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Len Satvent
Laonais
John Cole
Torres
Phillip Treedel
Grand Rapids
Strford
Dave O'Connel Pax
Chippewa Falls
Washington
Peter Weber
Harry Cole
Daul
Maxon Bros.1 Hardware Co
Missouri Pacific
Colorado
Utan
California
Oregon
Mater
L. D. Knowles
Wisconsin St
Milwaukee
Wis
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E.C. DeWitt & Co
Strauss
Drug Store
Rose Hill
Northwestern Railroad
John Hyland
E. F. Mechler
Egin
John J. Mettelka
Marshfield, Wis
Curt EY
Rte
Mane Peet
Thedford
Tisis Gresit Family
Right
Hemlock Road
Moon
Jaura Ecke
Johnnie Kotel
James Glennon
Conrad Krings
Laona
August Manthey
R. Connor Co
Anna Etten
Syncoe
O. E. Anderson
John Zwarchka
Nicholas Lubrsen
Dorchester
Peter Meyer
St. Joseph’s Hospital
E. Frederick
Ed Simmons
Lou Ketler
C. EB. Reynolds
Dr. Potter
H. W. Potter
John Schluenz
Pauline Herman
FP. Herman
Sandy
Miss Sabean
Kriste Hatteberg
Marshfeld
Matilda Mundt
Casper Pankratz
Jos
Mech and Son
John Baltus
Florence Billings
C. E. Reynolds
Mrs. MacDonald
Stevens Point
Wm. Lawrie
Joe Meek
Dillinger
Goetz
Schafhhauser
Blenker
Tony Brandl
Andrew Levertteen
Lois and Frank Hermian
Wenzel Leib
Frank Waterstreet
Jos. Berdan
C. Cady
Ferrish
Sabean
Miss Hatteberg
South Auburndale
Frank Kreckler
Ashenbrenner
John Bergeron
Auburndale
C. A. Rickman
Milladore
Wesley Pond
F. B. Hand
Hazel Whitman
Myrtle Reas
Loyal
Will Johnson
George Fisher
Fond du Lac
Mesdames B. J. Landaal
Will la Fever
Frank
Lucy Deitle
Lucy
Tob Ig
Knot Warum
Marshfeld Hospital
Mrs. Jomes Rogney
Evrick Sesko
Pred Teske
Herman Mundt
Hewitt
North Auburndale
Aix
K. V. Phere
Dr. Pierce
Athma
United States
Hayner
Nusctmall
Ariz
Cal
Col
Igabo
THE
Hayner Distilling Company
ST. Paul
Minn
Dayton
Ohio
ST. Louis
Diskocery
Troy
M.alaine
Weberlas
March Rapids
Tor Laings
Wissen
Children's
Ar- Rev
Aueata
Henry Icke
Gough
Dr. King
Prica
Cis
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